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brumßEß 551 7 NEW 11-IrATRF. VOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, May 19, ii3fo, will be performecrt he Historical Play-of • KING HENRY THE EIGHTH. King Henry, Mr. COOK E • Cotlinal Woisey, r. KEA] Is i. G ; Qaeen Kitlmine, Mrs. SI DDON'S. To, which will be addcd, IS HE A PRINCE ? Boxes ^,s. Second Price 3s. -bd.—Pit 3s 6d. Second ['rice I:allery is.. Second Uric; {s.—Upp e r G a ll er y is . Places for the Boxes to be taken Of Mr. Brandon, at the ,New Box-Office, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, tioin Ten till Four. The Doors will be opened at. Half past 'Five, and the Play begin . ot Halt past Six, On Monday, [lprnlet, Prince OfDer.rhark ; with Harlequin Pedlar; or, The ['minted Well.—Qn Wednesday, King Le a r. On Ttiurday, King john. The Public are reipezttully informed, thata new Musical After-piece, and a new C6medy, called The Widow's Only Son, are in rehearsal, and Will be produced as soon as N'. LYCEUM THEATR E. Upelf Court cathth. 0 , the '' b s con' prose [all of ;lb in le0;0 11 with g d 10 3 lis a , that prOt Iter it r, that wai 3 Of 3 ;11'0 ', y , he, ) have re t be In I be to be al :0 Ol d 0 NIP: Iv, 35 lug in :tin tO" h Ad' imitus arts of ;, and night, 4'l/ 0 reet , )n the croPe A n wa‘ bot door , im by Gets' to r; 11°' cliaol-1 f afV‘ idtz l ' 4 o 9. 6I k 7 4 U; 'rider the Special Licenseol the LORD CHAMBER LA I N, Granted for the prent Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. THEIR Majesties' Servants;• forming th e COM.' PAN Y of the late DR UR Y- LANE . 111tA TR E,' will, THIS .PRESENT EVENING, May tB, 18+o, per form a'neW Serio.Cotnic Z)pera, in Three Adis, called THE MANIAt • . .• Or, THE SWISS BANDITTI, The,Characters by , • • Mr. PHILIPPS, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. %VW/VC:HI - ON, Mr. RAYMOND, • Mr. j. SMITH, Mr. SMITH, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. MATHEWS, - • Mrs. MOLINT,IN,. Mrs. BISHOP, Mrs. BLAND. To which will be actdcdthe Farce of THREE WEEKS- AFTER MARRIAGE. • Sir Charles Racket, Mr. HOLLAND; ' Druggct, Mr. DOW I'ON ; WooLtley, Mr. FISHER; Lady Racitet, Mrs. EDWI ; Nlrs. ()rugger, Mrs. SPARKS ; • Dimity, Mrs HARLOW E. 41' The Public are resreethilly informed, that the new Musical Farce of Hit or Miss ! is obliged to be postponed on account of the inuisposition or Mr. Johnstone. ou Monday, The Clandestine Marriage; with The Mayor.- of Garratt. PARISH of-ST. LUKE; CHELSEA, April 27, slitm - SIX THOUSAND POUNDS WANTED. THE TRUSTEES appointed to ca r r y. i nto exe cation an Ad. entitled " An Ad for Providing an Ad .efitlonat littrial Ground, for the Parish of Sr. Luke, Mel . :sea, - in the County of Nli•ddlescx," liereby give Notice, that they meet in idle Vestry-room of the- said Parish, on MOND„AY the 26th day of May - Itext, at 'twelve o'ClOok to receive. Proposals from . aurt treat with any person or persons who may bf inclined to ad vance aft} SUM SO CIS of MONF. Y, not exceeeding its the Whole the sum of 6ocol. either by way of Annuity or at In terest. in'Sums of nor 'ress than soot. each, upon - the credit of and to . he -curcd by- the Rates and Burial Fees, to be made anti rceciveci by virtue ut- the said Act. Such Annul . ; tics and Interest will be paid lile.yearly. It is rfq'nestM in each Proposal for tie Purchase of an Ann'uitv. vie Itesidence.... ,,, t 4,tae. ot- the Party ropowg, or ',lli of 1,,r Nominee, to%tcther with the Suns Interg:4.-.ltu bta. 4;lv:treed, and th-4 Annuity evveticti may be Kid t it in each Pruponal for ad-ancine; Money upon Interest, it may - e stated what-Sunnis intended to he lent and ilk lowest rate if lowest expedetl, and all Prop . osals to be detiv,•red to NI r., William . Conseil, at the Coinnuttee-roem, at the: Workhotsse of the said Partsti, on 'or before Eleven ' o'clo,:k, on tile abrzpiii 2.Bth Day of May, . • By Order of the - Trustees, • WM. CORNI:LI., Clerk. • Z - Of - £30,000 19 - of 410,000 sz of £2,003 33 .of - fo,ooo /76- of - I t ' oo 47 -of - 5,: - :oo 99 -of - Soo HORNSBI7 and Co. Stock-Brokers, shared and sold the above Capita Prizes, and paid the same on Deii,and Oii I UNE the Stli the STATE LOT TE RY will begin sand finish.—Tour Extra Chances are givell4 by which the ) 'folder olonly.a Sixtc..i..atli Share can obtain Sit Thousand Cuire:a.s ; rickets, Halves, Quaiters, and Eighths, theirse- Veral voporti" ns. Orders, by Post or Carrier, executed on the same terms 4 ls it present, at their 010. Established State Lottery Offices, U. Corphil I, and St. I . fargaret's' O ill. Burn Ilgii. --......_—_ _:._.,„..._ , E YTON, hate Patin , -: with the deceased Sir' JAMES BR A NSCOA.I B. has the pleasure of immune .., to his Friends and the Public'. the LOTTERY which draws Bth lUN E, gives the greatest chance to the Advert- Inter 'for so small a risk. Four Packets of . Tickets, One krtndred in t ach Packet. are to be given by. the Contrattors 1 0 the fortunate Holders or the First-drawn Prize above t5l. *hen a Ticket ma) gain upwards of too,Ociol. and Shares in Proportion. Wickets, has been truly .lucky in se lling Packets of +-Ickes, No. 7,08 t, producing nearly 4,Q001. and No. 3,613, roducing-2 4 , 7 6 5 1. was sold in sixteen Sixteenths, and paid Y him to the respective holders, who received fur each Sit teentil t,5471..165. 3d. E. EY CON solicits a continuance of the public favours, 'at - his !nay Oftice,___ 3: CORN - HI LI., neat the Mansion. House, - - NEW STATE LOTTER Y, To he Drawn in JUNE. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co.- Sock-Brokers, reipecttully inform the Public, that 7 ICKE Ts mixt SH4 RES tOr the, present sTAT E LOTTE RY' are on Sale at their Office, No. 9 ' 7 Royal 'Exchange. The Scheme is on the same irnptovcd Plan as the last, as ,!tt Nuinber of ickets, Mode of Drawing, &c. and presents, 44 addition to the zoo,oool of Prizes, FOUR EXTRA BEisiEFITS, Of too Whole Tickets each, Which are to begiven to the Four Tickets of the First Num her drawn a Prize above Isl. Letters, postpaid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their several A nnuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bilis, and , every.. de ot Government Securities, bought and sold by Com itHEUMATIHIS, PALSIES, and GOUTY At. FEC {IONS, with their usual concomitants, Pastrt, or Flying Pains, Flatulency, I n di ges ti on , an d g ene- Debility (errginating - in whatever puree) are relieved and fr equently cured by w HIT Eli EA D's ESSENCE of MUS. . I 'A RD PILLS, after every other means had failed. „The FLUID ESSENCE of MUSIARD . used with the 'llls in those coat pluints where necessary ) is perhaps the most attitre, .penetrating, and effectual remedy in the world, ge lltraily curing the severest Sprains and Bruises, in less than Ralf the tune usually taken by Opodeldoe; Arquebusade, or prother Liniment or Embrocation ; and it - used immediate- Y slier any accident, it prevents the part turning black: WI-11 hli I: AD's FAMILY CE RATE is equally efilca..- 'ous for al i ill .conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic 1 rup "His, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworths, Shingles, Breakings On the Face, Nast:, Ears, and F. ) Swe and !Winn ".l.:yes, gore Heads arid Scorbutic I lutriours of ev er y de crtotron. heparal ordy and Sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, 15, e j,eek-street, Stilio, London, the Essence and Pills at 25. 9d. 4 1 .` 1 -the Ceriteat 13. 1 - and 2.5. 9d. Sold by every Me -.'er!"o %/coder in the United Kingdom. at tizr Tne Genitilie r ;iss a Black Ink Stapp:, witk the . name • . Johustswinserted oil it. pr, yy 7 .11 IDA 1 7 , MAY in,. 1810. NEW ,ROOMS, HANOV ; ER_SQUARE. irR. SAMUEL WESLEY respeOfullk an nounees to the Public, that his MUSICAL MDR N. i NG PAR IW, will coininenceTo-11fORRf.rW, at One o"Clock precisely, when will be performed the fol. lowing SEtECTION • In whicli the principal Vocal farts will he sustained by • ' Mrs. HI I.I.INGTON, Mrs. VAUGHAN, • • .:Mr. GOSS, Air. EVANS, Mr. HAWES, Mr. VAUGHAN,-Mr. JAMES ELIA() CT. Mr. 101 - IN ELLIOTT, Mr, WILLIAM ELLIOTT,. • • Mr. GORE, and Mr. BEALE. PART I. Match in the Overture to Deittamia, —Handel. • • Invocation to the Deity (the wools from Thomson's Sea 'sons), tour voices. Mrs. Killington, Mr. Goss, Mr. Vaugh an, and Mr. Beale. —S.,Wesky. . Organ Trio. Wesley aud Air. Major, -Seb. Bach. I)uetto. perrlona." Mr. and Mrs. Vsuoiart.—M ozar t . Ilyinn, Verse and Chorus. "Taut= ergo." Suli. Mrs. Vaughan, Mr. Evans, Mr. I. Elliott, and. Mr. W. El liott -Novello. Selection trom the Sacred Nlottetto (performed last Season). Soli. Mrs . Vaughan, Master Wild, Mr. G-ss,t‘lr,Vaugli 'an,. and Mr. Beale.— Seb. Bach. • , Glee, four voices. Mrs. Vaughan, Master Wild, Mr. Vaughan, and Mr. Beale. -'—Saloinon. Full Antiphona. " Exultate Deo."—S.. Wesley. , • ' PART 11. Extempore. Organ.—S. %Ves Fairy Glee. " On the down of a thistle I fly." Four voices. . NIL Goss, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Elliott, and Mr. Beale.--: W. I.inley. Solo. Vioin. Mr. Salomon.--Seb. Bach. 7.. Catch. " Al)! how S o phi a. " Th ree vo i ces. Mr. Core,: Mr. Names, and Mr. I. Elligit..--Callcott. Aria. Mis Vauaan.--S„.Wesley. . . Sonata. Piano-forte and Violin. Wesley, and Mr. Salo mon.— Seb, bach. Cantata. Mrs. Billinkton ( A riadne deserted bS:l7llcieits•) , HaYdn. • Full Antiptiona. "In ex it u I srae l . " , F or a double Choir. Composed eApressly for this occasion.—S. Wesley. Tickets. Half-a-Guinea each, to be had of Messrs. Bircliall,. New•BOnd-street ; Clcnenti•and Co. ChtapSide; Moneani, Old Rond-'street ; Goulding,- New 13oncl.street,; Ilodsol, Holborn ; Presten,Strand - ; I ark's CircUlaiing Li brary, Alhtmarle-street ; 13a;1's Pi'ano. forte Manufaeitory, Duke street, Grosve or square; and at tile Rooms 'OA the,. Morning of the Partormance. • CATHOLIC QUESTION.• This Day was published. In One' Volume Quarto, price los. 6d..lit boards, TWO MEMOIRS'..upon the r CATHOLIC QUESTION : with an Essay upon the History and ttits - iat the Coronation Oath ; and also an Appendix. 11y, jOHN . JOSEPH DILLON, of Lincoln`s Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law. 'Rath Printed and sold by Meyler and Son, Abbey Church-yard ; -and in London by Robinson, Paternbster. tow ; 41<iilgway, Piccadilly ; and E. 139oker, 513; New- Bond:street. • ." In Mr. Dillon the Catholics have an able, laborious,. judicious, and even a courtly advocate, and w e cannot e i ther wish them or the Empire better than that the whole body should be animated with the same spirit which is breathed in these pages ; since a temper such as is here displayed will' morC effectually :,erse them than the most illustrious% ad vocate in the Senat . ."—Dillon on the Coronation' Oath.,-..' Monthly Review, Vol. 54. • This Day was published, In TwO Volumes Crown Svo. pnce . rr. Is in boards, - D RAMATIC and MISCELLANEOUS. roEms,. By JOHN 10.'111UX EARL of CARYSFORT r K.P. - London : Priikted for J , MackirliaY, 8 7, - Strand. • . This Day wAs published, In 061avo, in Six very I.,rge Volumes, price in boards, 31. Iss. Dedicated by Permission to his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, tCLESIASTICAL BIOGRAPHY; or Livi's Of Eminent Alen .:(inneaed with tile History of Itch., gion in England,. from'the Commencement of the keforma.; tionfo the Revcdution : Selected and illustrated with Notes. Iy CHRISTOPHER NO RDS3VORTII, Dea_n 40d. Rector of hocking, and Hamesrie Chaplain to his Grace the Archbi s h op o f Catiteibury. • • • Printed for' F.'e. and j. Rivingt o n No 1.2, Sr. Pa u l' s Church-yard; sold also by J liatchard , ,to. ) , 'Piccadilly. FOUND, on the.3oth of last Month, a PA.IiCEL: 11 , containing MEDICINE S'TA : whoever nas lost the sati: may hive thrift restored on paying the ex, penct: l / 4 'llCtirred, by applying at• No. 112, Stritid (the ( of Otis Paper), within fourteen days from the nate hereOf; after which period they will be sold to detray the expences of advertisinv, dee. May - ty, -alto: • SALES, &c. ELEGANT FREFHOLD MARINE VILLA, (With immediate Pos,essi,on), CAPITAL Of ['ICES, GAR DENs. LAND, KENT. TO BE SOLD BN' AUCTION, • By Mr. BURTON, On Friday the 25 , .11 of lkhy, t3cc, . qt Twelve o'Clnk, at the Auction Mart, opposite ti:J. - sank, Bartho!omew -lane, Lun•!o•:, . Si.;;;u.arly Atir46tie. FREEIIOEQ N C V L distiogui4hed i.lo NT, ~ , ,Ily-erreuett upon time must *P Litt un et the minutest inspes..tion of an eminent 'ttrvey...; formin - a perted einhra,:ing a rare Sp, cinv_Tot chaste amid elr gtr.t Arc:lntr.:lure united - with time extremes of Comfort and Convenience ; and as a favourite Retreat for a 4N ,, h!e,tnan or Gentleman's Family, is submitted to the Public s in conse quence of the ill health of the Owner, TKONIAS FOR. TH, The itesidence is happily placed on a plcasingj:rninence near Broad Stairs, in Kent, ,commanding the most interesting and undisturbed Sea Views, relieved at etiery point by a rich Variety; is composed of the best materials, elegantly finished in the-immediate taste, approached through , the Grounds by tw o Drie g s with . a,n.unifiirin Lodge. At a suitable d!stancetwo gouble Coach houses, 'cellept Stabling Ter Bight Horses. . and requis to Apartments for Stable Servants. Beautiful /gesture Ground;, Gardens, Grapery, and boat Fourteen Acres of Rich Land. The Estate to be viewed with. Tickets only, which, with 'descriptive Particulars, may, be ha i twenty-one days previ ous to the Sale, of Mr. Barton, Particultirs al'io on the Premises ; , at'the principal inns, Broad'Stairs, Nlargate, kainsgate, Dover, Brighton, Worth ing, and . Sittingbourne ;. and at the Aulion Mart. This -Day we-re pubrished, • . In (Royal Ottavb, .price tos. 6d. in - boards, LECTURES on the ELEMENTS of AL.. GE BRA. By the Rev. B. BRIDGE, M.A. Fellow Of St. Peter's College, CAmhridge ; and Professor of Mathematics in the Ti astindiii College. • Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, .Strand, • To - CA RRIE RS and P disPoseii to engage, in the following Ch!sira'ile CON CE RN. I .13y. Order of the Ass t ,pees of • •Messri. George Lye and Son, 'ankrupts. TO lIE'SOLD BY AUCTION, • I3y • Mr. KNIGHT, At the Castle. Inn ; 'in 110), on Wednesday the - 6th day of lune, at Two arc loch io the Atterno , 4l, i THE Beneficial Interest art the Lease. (lbw years of which were „irerl on the 6th of April last) of th e DW NG-I-lt;t.SE and PREMISES in Broad street, Bath ; Watehifuse and Premises in Peter_ street, Bris:ol ; all ot', which are now in the occupation of the aforesaid Messrs. Lye and Son , .and have for 'many. years past been used fOr the business of a corn:non Carrier between Bristol, tombn. and !parts adjacent ;. through Bath, Newbury. &c. by the said Bankrupts.' fhis Concern, now in full Trade, and esteemed one of the most valuable in, the West of England, is well worthy, the public attention. In a distinct Lot, -at the same time anti place, the Interest ,in the valual-ler and long-established Carrying Trade troth Bri , tol, through Warminster, Salisbury, Andover, &c. to 'London, which 'has for nVany years 'been' conducted by the sat Megsrs. G. Lye and Son with considerable success. The -Purchaser of each respective Lot to Lase me Horses, Corn, thy, straw,Waggons, .1 - farness, and every other Imple- Meirt of the Business, at a fair Valuation, and to enter oii the Concern on the 24th - of June nit. N. 11. Etch Teaid of Horses, &c. - may be teen in rota- • tion on the respective' Premises at Bath and Warminster; and tor the accommodation of Gentlemen residing at a distance, printed Particulars, expressive of the different places through which the Teams pass in their daily progress, may be had at the above Warehouses, and of the Auctioneer, Devizes. . _ The following was sent to Mrs. It I CFIA RDSON, of Man -, cliester, by the Reverend W. SI I.V E. STE R, of Sanbach, Cheshire:— ' MADAM, It7OUJiaVe long wished rue to send you the CASE of the cm Li) I was mentionifig to you ; the cir cumstances are as follow : In April last, a Child belonging to lames and li s lizabeth Yates. of Brookuouse-Green, near Corigleton, was taken exceedinglyill, owing to the cutting; of its teeth. Such was the died of the disorder, that from a very fine healthy boy, about eleven months old, lie yvas re duced to a skeleton, and entirely taken off his feet.; he had several convulsion fits, and. his death was hourly expected. They sent for a Snr h eori, who latnicedins gums, but %vitt)_ out any good effect.' They then JOl ed for the AM FR I _ CAN SoOTI II N t.; SYRUP ; a mend gave them Half a Bottle; on the first apidicatitau of which the Child had in. mediate ease, and before the whole was used, he was pet tedly restored. - Tne Patent., Ii rye sinoe declared to the ahove Gentleman, that it was their firm beliel ti.is Medicine w as the mums, in the hand of God, of saving their Child's life. To be t:ad of the Proprietors. I. Johnson and Co. No. 94, Newmati-st!eet, Ox tort-street ; tog ret.dl, of Golding; Isto, 42 , ; Mrs. Richardson, Manchester anti by all the prwelial t ie:rlers it) town anti comtry, at 2S. 9'l. liottie,. fur ready muticy. • This Day was published. • 1 F levant!), printed in quarto, price rl, cs: in boards, pONSTANCE de CASTILE ; a Poen), in Ten Cantos. 1 4,0 .By WILLIAM soTIIEBY, • • Printed for T. Cadeil and W. Davies, Strand. of whop may be had, by the same Author, T. Sant ; .a Poem, in two parts, 4to. rite ,Ok . z. Oberon ; a Poem, from the Gennan of Wieland-; zr Edition. elegantly printed in Two , Volurnes, , N Erigt.rvings tram I'l-lures by Mr. Fuseli,- price 155.; or, nit litijp: paper; pri,e tl; 4s. 3. ()beton ; or Iluon de Bourdeaux , _, a Mask ; and Orestes, a Tragedy ; .printed together in One VOluirle, price 7s Continuation and Completion of Dr. GILLIE S'S itIS 'I'ORY of ANCIENT GRI::ECE, , its -COLONIES, aid CONQU LS IS. • - This Day wai publiShed, • 'Handsomely 'Printed 'in w? 4 taree Volumes Qttarto, 'price • • • 41. 4s. io boards. THE HISTORY of the W0R1.;13, from the 'Reign of ALEX AN DE it' to that of AUG US1•11S ; comprehending the hirer Ages of European Glerce, and the 'History of the Greek Kingdoms in Asia and Africa, front their foundation to their Destrudi,:n ; whir a Preliminary Survey of Alexander's Conquests ; and an Estimate at his . Plans for their Consolidation and Improvement. 13y JOHN GILI.IES, andS.A.. Historingrapher to his Majesty for Scotland. - - Printed ;or Cadell Davies, Strand. - • . - Of . wb 6 ;rl may be 11 :1'.i by the same Authr, 'T. The ilistory of Ancient Greece, its' COl on i es a n d C on qii:•sts, from t:.e earliest Acemints, Division of the Macedonian Empire in the East ; inchuling the IliStory of , ,L;tcrature, . the• Fine Arts. Fourth Edition, 4' 110 )L Bs. 2.. A Translation of Aristo!;:'s Ethics-anti Pbiities; corn wising his !'radical Pltitosophy. Iflu , trated by l;,troxine tions and Notes, the Critical History, of his Life, and a New Analysis of his Speculative , Works. 'Second Edition, 2 VulS. Byo tbs. • 3. A View of the Reign of Frecieriek .11. of Prussia.- •. with a - Parallel betw een t h at P r i nc e and -'Philip Macedon, Bvo. 75. .• This 'Day was pub;ioQl t price 35..6‘1. ECTOR ; a Tragedy, in Five Acts, translated burn the French. By EDWARD MANC;IN, A.M. • Author of the Litc of Malesherb:s. from the French; Oddi ties and Outlines . ; George the Third, •INIOvel; an Essay on Light Reatling, &c. -Prhlted air. 100144 Hurst, Rees, .004 Vrrne, Pater nester.ro.to; London ; J. Upham, - Bath . ; ar,4 E. Upham, Exeter. - COOK ON TINEA. This Day Was published.- Price tos. 6d. Royal Odavo, boards, APRACTICAL TREATISE o n TINEA CAPI- Vls CUNT/WU/SA, with'its Cure with an at tempt rollistinguish this Disease from the adearuns of the Scalp, and a Plan tar the - arrangenient of Cutaneous Appar_ ances, according to their origin and treatment. ; .ineludiwg an Inquiry into the Nature and Cure of Fungi Ik:ern - at - odes and Ncevi Materni ; the whole exemplified by Casei• By W. COO, K E Surgeon. Printed for the Author, a nd oubtish4 by C. Cradock and W. uy, g ioste row. tOREIGN LiTERA - • This Day was published, A SUPPLEMENT to T. BOOSEY'S CAT - . LOGUE of Spanish, German, and Italian Books, at No. 4, Old Broad-street, Exchange, where the admirers of Foreign Literature nray meet with a valuable assortment of Books. Also Floresta Espanola ; or, Select Passages in Prose, extraded from the best Spanish Authors, Second Edition, in Lam°. pride gs. 6d; boards. Connellv's Grammar for Spaniards to Learn English, 7s. boards: %Vanostrocht's Petit Tableau de la Bretagne, 445. 6d. Li boards. • A CER IAI N 'Disk:Ate_ DR. FREEMAN'S Universal arid long established Medicine, called G UTTA SA I. til:A ti-)S, may -be .depended on to be a certain, sate, and speedy cure lisr the most inveterate Venereal Disease, (fleets, Ulcers, ;Pa.ns and ObstructionS in the Urinary Passages in either sex ; lls operation is by urine and insensible perspiration. •A slight case is generally cured in a lc ‘v days,. and a confirmed Liles in a r short time. .. Inveterate scurvy, Dropsies, Rheumatistbs, Gravels, Weakne ss es; .and Obstructions, arc . speedily removed by these sale and salutary drops. They require norning to work ! olf, no restraint of diet, or limderance from businesr." '!'hose who take them may de. pend on a sound and perfect ewe, without the- knowledge of any person whatever. They causemo sickness, and the pa tient may go about his or her business without the leastcian. ger. Th.: large quantities that are itailY-sold for exportation and domestic use,, prove then , efficacy to surpass every other meti:cine in the known world. Said by appointment of Dr. Freeman at Mr. 'Nth:Cs, No. 1, - cheapside, corner of Va ttrnoster.row ; and retail by one or more Medicine - Venders very to.xvii, in bottks at as.. ?Oct :{s. 6d. each, With dile., two*. ,-.,e,. 0.. --:,, , CPA CI SIXPENCE /TAL'PPNiSit-e • ADMIRALTY . ..OFFICE, ~ •• ! . - May is . ,. i 8 ro. I T being . intended to distribute to the .Poor IPidowi' of Commission a.,i Irerra,i 011icirs of the R ! yat Nrzy, whore eirrumitancer rem: -tvithin_the Rules of 1.6 , e CharPy, (sta. shlishedfor their Reiiej, J orb Monies as ,nl:9. be due 4 them On ac. county: their Fe/,'llLPff, up to . the 3“: of Ally Inv. !'his Is to give Notice, That any M'idows lobs have net Jet applied for their Rnsionr, and intend to /aye in their Claims, A.:ay do 1, as iron as poisible; by Leiter, addreired ti the Secretary c,/ Me Admiralty; and a/1 'Stich Widszor whore Claims have leen afready alto reed, must rend or thing to this Office between the 17th and`3tst inst. the 4ffislavis required by the Roles, in order to their ; being con. - 1 tinned on the Penaion List. CROKER PICTU4LI.IN.G.OFFICA, ' ,il9 , 15, t3r , . T " ' COQ' fbr77lC7'U.,:i fi iI7:4IECTI"s :\r/tl 7 l' do IJ:re-ht. g:re Tbat 07: (Ix 25th initant :an; 6e - re.t,ty rrielve Te I. ders in toiling (seakti uj), and treat for o,:e 114.adr,,i Tort of COCOA, to be antwerable to Samples to he pro.iuctd Ic•itb the Tender;, to be delitt.red in one : fif,tith into /11.yes:).'s 1 1 717uallink Stores a Deptford, and to he taid /or 80.11 payable, with Intel - eft,. • Nincy d..yr after The Conditions of . the Con raft nt.ly G 6 seen at the Secrettny's • gffiee. • , No reg.:rd it.lll l be had to asr Tender in nytich the l ) , ice shall not be ittierMt in words at lent;th; ortbat shill not he de:ivered to the. lbard • before One, o'Cl6ck o'n the said frid•ii, the 25th instant, nor unleis the Person nrho /maker theTilder, or sFtne Pawn onbir Walt, at fendr, in tins re .. 7t ben , called f_Qt • .To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Sin, .No. 9. NeW CUNSIDER it but an aptl of justf..e due t o th e merits or y,ntr LEAK. E's PATE N.l' :RILLS. to corn- Muni:Gate to yoU the MI lowing Cure which lies reeer:tly been perlorn arl by them : --An Acquaintance of mine, t h y t h e breaking out of an old ,Venereal Ceniplaint ratended by a complication ofdisordets wising 01.i - ref/pm% vas reduced al moft 'to a skeleton ; and although he had rise best medical advice which could. he (planted, and tri e d a var i, ty of Patent Medicines, nothiiig etrAd ,be procured Whit To su i t his case, or to do hiin any service : he rentained ui a most re duced and pitiable situatiob tar two years ; unable to 'all iv his prolcssion, acct scarcely ante to wait or even to stand iii his le gs ;iu fact, no one who k w lii ;: ever supposT ci Ir pos sible tor him to recoy,er. lie IVZIS , I , l , lllSett at .1.1,t to try ' , um. Leake's Pills ;- he did so, adhering strictly to th, given With thein. Ile had not taken' more han tw-, b.,xes before he f”und an alteration for the ; this him to pioceed, and by taking A feW boxes his appetite and strength. gra !tuly' return, ;r! ; ..is ~i 2 ;„ As +healthy and stout as any Into I ace t.• :ever any person to tatior a confirmation of the auove account if it should b.: dMibted, _l am ,Sir, )our obedient - humble servant, Librry, FOI Tii• `S. PURDAY, Prepared and Srldby the Sole Proprietor, Tons. TAYLOR, ikleMOtr ot the Royal CoileXeot urgcons, Howie; No 9 ; New liridgt,steet ; NVlttre, after a constant residence of more than Forty Years - , M a practice particularly directed to the Core of • Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Ge,,cra lion in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy ii Inch men of his profession should always ons2rve, lie flatters tin:a scii, the advice. and .issistance he gratuitously administer: to persons this Medicine, will esteetnrd by u dis cerning Public, as an advantage seld..m to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. 41:o sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of th ise living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3i, St . Al ban'S. street, Pail malt ; the To) shop, No. rc3, x ford ; r. Disboro gh's, No. 7, Fish -street ; L'axter's, South Bri,ige, Edinburgh ; Mr. Mt Duitahrs, las go-a ; Mr. Bull, Datne...streei, Dublin ; Mr. Billiuge's, Li verpool .; Mr. Atkinson's, Nlanehesier ; and by one Person, • in every considerable Town in Great Britain anti Ireland, Boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, sealed up with full and plain di teetions, whereby parsons of either sex may cure theinselve4 with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Great irTit4in is sealed up with 2 stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is printed at the Stamp-office, " T.. t allot, No. 9, Ncfv Bridge-street," to imitate which is Felony, andall others are counterfei A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE -and.. Co. Surgeons, late in ;,i, m a j est y' s ;:ervice, challenge the whole world to pzove a single instance 'where their medicine atil 'met hod of cure have ftliled °f ill:, desired efteet, - the yrattice of many years in this particular branch of their profession, has nit given rise to one inistic - :essful as - % They continue to aired their studies to the tr7atment and cure of venereal complaints, anci that derangement ut tint sys .tetti-which is the consequence of the peatici ;us and wast,:i u I etli:tts of a habit loit,; and . 'mst utiltappily pursin:d by the youth of both sexes. In the ono it will be tOund to be the unfailing source of barrenness ;- ihe-other have it's ravages LI. tally developed to them by a distressing state of deAlity which, if nut timely rethedied, terminates in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate ellkts,. while consump tion, loss of muscular power, and various nervous complaint a, usually characterise the earlier stageS of this 4oritary vice. Of peisons languishing uh.:erthe disorders incident to sttcit habit, kiciruizitmeirt is simple, and has never viovel . . . . 1 cessful in the course of a' long, laborious, and much exten,ted practice.. •In the most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infedion, a:di as ohstructions i n t h e urethra, spungy . excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi oat weakness, gleets, as also • 1 so STRICTURFS, Whether recent or of - long duration, and, which have hal- ' fled' the skill of other Practiti‘sners, are by their present im. proved plan of treatment, eflL•cfually and permanently euied, without .the Patient • suffering , .rhe excruciating pa it ati'd alarming hemorrhage which ttequently follows the applica-‘ tion .of the lunar caustic. -I ii the course of t , ;•enty tears • extensive 'praditse in this Metropolis, numerous cases' of Strictures have been and arc daily under their rare, the total eradication of Which is etfeeled by a sate, certain, and expe ditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and the Pitient restored to sound and vigoYous health. !Jut where the debility has tot years existed; a proper perseverance in their restorative re medies, after the Stricture has been destroyei„ is indispensa bly requisite to revive the 'slumbering sparks of life and to reanintatellie constitution. Several Nobleinen and Gentlemen of the first respeaabi. lity, have ben uuder the care of Messre. Currie and Co. for the lc:nov.4l of complaints of the 'Urethra, Strieures, &e, and having received a radical and permanent Cure, regt;est that references may be given to them, as - satistactur ) deuces of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co's. pt.in of treAment. Many of these Gentlemen t aVe had strietnies front to to 20 yews, and had been under the caw. of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other kurge , 4ls equal emi nence, who attempted th e cure by the . 3 s pplu:ation of tile Lu. liar Caustic, ‘vitnrmt success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sox with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at tinir house, No. 107, Hatton •garden. Patients hi the Country are requested to state the - particu lars ot their case, age, and general h a bit o f li v i ng, Zee. Zec. inelosing a retnittance for advice and medicines, when th e same will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secfecy so essential to their undertaking, the o:stage ot letters may be added to the account to medicines. 9th lune, 0,9. 1.1.4ti0n-ganlen. v E . 4 - - • ~~~